Best Cordless Drill 2024? Milwaukee, DeWalt, Makita, Flex
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- čas přidán 28. 05. 2024
- Looking for the best cordless drill 2024? You're in luck. In this video, we gathered up 11 of the best hammer drills on the market, and completed hours of analysis, testing and comparison, to help you figure out which model is best for you.
We brought together models from Milwaukee, Dewalt, Makita, Flex, Hilti, Hercules, Ridgid, Ryobi, Bosch, Metabo, and Kobalt. If they're a major player in the industry, whether that be professional or consumer level, we have them in house and in this test.
We cover the basic specs and features of each hammer drill, and then test them across a wide variety of applications including concrete drilling, heavy duty wood drilling, light duty wood drilling, and a soft torque test
Before wrapping up and crowning a winner, you'll get a first hand look at all of our testing data, and specs we got on all of these models along the way.
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00:00 Introduction
00:22 Milwaukee M18 Fuel 2904
01:19 Flex FX1271
02:08 DeWalt Flexvolt DCD999
02:55 Makita XGT GPH01
03:41 Hercules HCB92B
04:24 Hilti SF 10W-22
05:12 Metabo SB 18 LTX 3 BL Q I
05:47 Bosch GSB18V-1330C
06:19 Ridgid R861152
06:43 Ryobi PBLHM01
07:23 Kobalt KXHD1424A-03
08:06 How We Tested
09:15 Crucial Features
10:05 Charts and Data
11:18 Best Cordless Drill - Auta a dopravní prostředky
I have Makita as my main tool company and am still very happy with the brand. I started working as a mechanic in a shop and the shop uses Milwaukee tools and I constantly have tools either braking or batteries that are less then 6 months old don’t take charge. But there warranty department is great it’s pretty easy to send the tool for repair which is free they even pay for shipping both ways and they either rebuild most of the tool or just replace it.
You guys got to stop with this. Every time there’s a toool comparison on CZcams the comments get flooded with fanboys coming to the defense of their favorite brand. Then ya’ll come up with some BS story to try and convince everybody that the results are wrong. Nobody’s buying what you guys are selling. The only people that are gonna like these comments are people that are already in the Makita platform. Makita famboy’s are without a doubt the worst offenders when it comes to this. Followed by Milwaukee then DeWalt. You see this all the time. The Makita is a very nice drill but it has one flaw and for a lot of people I t’s a big one. It has a threshold and when It reaches that threshold it is programmed to just stop. I’ve had Milwaukee and Makita tools break.
@@steffendetrick Ok and what's your favourite brand fanboy..?
@@thebeastman1651 even if I had a preferred brand, I’m not coming on here making ridiculous claims to defend some corporate company that doesn’t give a shit about me. You are that’s what makes you a fan boy. And honestly Makita is one of my favorite brands, but so is Milwaukee. It all depends on the tool. I also like festool. But none of that’s relevant because I’m not the one leaving comments trying to convince people that the results are wrong with some BS story like the diehard Makita fanboy’s’s do every time.
@@steffendetrickmost of us are not fanboys...when you speak about fan boys , Milwaukee and Dewalt are the die hards. Most of us just get sick of uneducated people bashing makita just because it doesn't have " power " 🙄 that everyone is chasing their whole life 😅
@@steffendetrick To be fair it seem the biggest fanboys of any brand seem to be Americans, Milwaukee are very good, so are DeWalt and Makita, my main platform is Makita which here in Europe wins out over Milwaukee purely on cost. Milwaukee here are mentally expensive
So, you tested a Bosch Profactor 1330 drill without a Profactor battery. Not fair... and not cool.
Thank you for pointing this out, the Bosch has more to offer then? Im looking for a platform and im looking more and more towards bosch.
@@axelhollenberger5051I've noticed around a ten to fifteen percent increase when paired with the proper battery. I love my Bosch tools, they may not always have the power of red and yellow, but the build quality is unmatched. I call it Festool quality (which I own plenty of) at Makita prices. Now, the problem with Bosch is the lack of store purchase ability. Yes, Lowes has some, but none of their pro Biturbo line. I basically have to order all mine from Amazon. If you're looking for a brand that you can buy pretty much anywhere, then DeWalt is the best. Then again, they need to be sold everywhere, so that when they break you can get an overpriced replacement quickly. Ha-ha
I was going to say that. Bosch doesn't even sell the PROFACTOR with a 4Ah battery on any kits whatsoever.
he did the same with dewalt..used a flexvolt drill without a flexvolt battery lol...
Yeah the bosch is a whole different drill with the 8 ah
Just bought the Milwaukee Fuel m18 hammer/drill today. I picked up this tool kinda blind and got the $299 kit with charger and extra battery. (replacing an old Craftsman 18v drill from 15+ years ago. Thanks for the excellent comparison between all these brands.
I’m looking to invest in a new system and this has been lots of help, thank you
Im loving the Makitas, was with Hilti for years until i saw the light
Makita makes some great tools! Thanks for watching!
Did you see the light or did you want to save some money and have a bigger selection of tools? Lol i find makita to be neck and neck with hilti but being a bit cheaper with more tools available. Also home depot rents makitas for almost everything so if its good enough to be abused by the hd dumbasses its tough enough to handle a tradesman taking it on the job every day.
Should have used a Profactor battery with the Bosch because they clearly state that’s what the tool was designed to use.
Well, I do my own testing, and I tested the Bosch drill, after jamming in a 6v Black & Decker battery from 2013. Strangely, the Bosch performed very poorly. I blame the tool itself...... 😉(Kidding of course)
Congrats to the m18. Though, every SINGLE m18 brushless/ brushed battery- powered tool I have has had to be sent off for warranty work to be done. All of them at one point or another. Granted, Milwaukee stands behind their warranties 100%.
This is what puts me off Milwaukee. Unreal power when fresh out the box, but after a few months all of mine seemed to break! And the batteries are awful. I’m now into Makita, not as powerful as Milwaukee but I’ve never had a problem and still performs the same a year later.
and after the warranty expires you just toss it in the garbage as they are not repairable for he most part. but you can use makita for the rest of your life...
@riba2233 yes! As stated before, ALL of my m18 tools have been sent out for repair. I have just as many Makita tools and NOT ONE of them has had a problem whatsoever. 💯💪
Might just buy the Dewalt hammer drill
Ya missed one of the best
Metabo HPT is killing it
I got Milwaukees m18 and m12 fuel line up and electrical tools and plumbing tools also!
We beat them up pretty good without any issues so far. some of my Milwaukee stuff has been in 3 feet of water by accident and still kicking! Can’t beat that or say the same about competitors tools in my experience
m12 stubby impact failed along with couple m18 8.0 batts ; took them to milwaukee center ; rep lady gave me new batts and got stubby repair. Good service .. 🎸🤘☕️
I'm in love with the flex line but the price is very expensive, where can I find it at a good price
Thank you for sharing... The result tries to be objective, even some brand's lover doesn't agree, it's okay... Keep on sharing to increase ou knowledge 👌🏼😁
Would like to see festool included and also use the best battery from each platform to see full performance.
Constantly drilling into concrete lentel above windows, when installing curtain rails. My arms are consequently disproportionate ..Which drill would you recommend?
I had to stur up some things lol... I know the flex they used had turbo mode but not the good batterys.. just giving yal a hard time.. great vid keep it up love the channel!!
Is it just the video or is that flex drill extremely quiet compared to the m18 and DeWalt? How does it compare to the noted smooth makita?
You didn't use the Profactor battery which is needed for the Bosch. Flawed test.
Great video, but I think its a personal choice. For me is millwaukee, or hilti, or don't know which, for another one will be makita or ryobi... Most of the time I have no need to work with36mm drill in speed 2 or 10mm drill same... So.. All this can do the jo in speed 1. I prefer ergonomic and feeling in my hand before speed and 158 or 135Nm... They are all Professional tools, so...
Looks like a typical Milwaukee sponsored chanel
I would've said the same about Makita or DeWalt if they had won🧐
Which one had the least amount of run out or wobble in the chuck.
Grabbed the Flex kit with 2 batteries and charger for $100 a couple of months back 💪
Great choice! 👍🏻
Same 😅
I have both the makita and the milwaulkee and hands down makita is better. I like both companies the same i have a lot of tools from both. This channel os obviously selling for milwaulkee and thats fine it is still a great drill but if you have the choice go makita. Few side notes is milwaulkee i have had to have it replaced in less than a year and it gets used less than my makita. And this is kinda picky but the button to put it in reverse or forward is a pain in the ass. It jist is in a position when you go to switch it one had it gets stuck in the middle and you have to slow down to focus on it to push it to reverse or forward. Dumb to be that picky i know but all the guys on my crew say the same thing and are always reaching for the makitas first
Hey, I think you should do some re-testing. Several drills here are powered by inferior batteries compared to other ones
Wehren is the Metabo htp?
That Makita had some great features and performance. Surprised it didn't win.
It should have won, the chuck is better than Milwaukee.
@@dondonaldson1684not only that bit it has way better ergonomics and a way better trigger
I'm sorry, the devices are not compared objectively. Although other devices have many features, it is not right to choose the milwaukee gen4. This device cannot be the best. The channel is obviously the Milwaukee channel, so I do not trust any channel, it only gives me an idea.
The XGT is so far ahead of the Milwaukee in quality and no one who tries both back to back can deny that.
@@bahadryldz2346 yep, XGT got 1st in MORE categories and they still gave it to m18. TTC tested them both for torque and watts and the XGT spanked it. Also, Makita has new batteries too, not just Milaaukee
Believes, the best , by a view... everything 's, are so great ....
I liked this video. 2 things though. 1- on your charts (the first one) you have the Ridgid as 800 in pounds. It's 1250! You did state 1250 in your overview. 2- I believe the Ridgid should have had a 6 amp hour battery like the rest of them. It helps a ton compared to the 4 amp. I have the drill and have several 6 and 4 amp batteries. There is a difference.
Just suck it up it was a fair test he used 5ah batteries on DeWalt and Milwaukee and I know they both have more power with other batteries
@@danielherschberger6424 ok!?!
Lol
I to have the Ridgid..the newest one 1250 ..run the 8ah battery it'll run with those others..Warranty = priceless 😅
@@GlennKline-yv8prexactly
How much is that hilti?
No metabo hpt?
Great info. Still want to see reviews of cordless random orbital palm sanders.
We can try to work some of those in for sure! Thanks for watching!
@@Protoolreviews Great! Your reviews help me decide when making a purchase just like I did with my Makita combo drill set. I am upgrading my tools and am weary about the availability of replacement parts. I have to dump my elec sander bcoz of that.
@@Protoolreviews
If you will test sanders...test bosch gex 18-125 with 4ah 21700 battery
And on every orbital sander you will test use only 3M CUBITRON II
Mesh (310W) or Xtract (710W)
They beat crap out of any other sandpaper lasting up to 20x longer (in my personal tests (i sand hundred of hours testing every single sandpaper on the market and only cubitron II is worth it (there is also tungsten carbide option but its only for flat and only for wood / plastic) , belts last 10x more , cutting discs etc for angle grinder last 8-12x longer) while cutting/sanding 50-200% faster (in my case....it changes depending how hard you push it because they dont like to get pushed to hard
Y’all need more subs
I agree with several of the other comments with regards to the batteries used on some of the drills during testing. The bosch is designed to work with the larger batteries 5.5ah and above to deliver full power. The same with the dewalt, its a flexvolt advantage drill thats designed to work with the flexvolt batteries. Using these higher output batteries is when the tools deliver the full power there designed for. Maybe the same with the other brands but not sure. Disappointing to see some tools came in without the batteries there designed for!
Higher amp batteries do not help any tool deliver more power. Higher amp batteries simply supply longer run times between charges.
That is only partially correct. If you read the details on their websites and from personal use, the newer larger batteries deliver more power the tool can use. Hence why dewalt tools called 'flexvolt advantage' the tools have a power advantage while using flexvolt batteries. Also bosch biturbo tools get more power from Pro core batteries with capacities above 5.5Ah.
@@robertturner5213 newer larger batteries typically are higher voltage. Higher voltage delivers more potential power. Higher amps deliver longer run time.
@@11211lcbit's not the voltage with the Bosch, it's the number of cells. The voltage remains the same, but the output doubles because of the double rows of cells in the 5.5Ah and above batteries providing double the amperage. Power = voltage * amperage.
Also, don't confuse amps (amperage = current) with amp-hours (=capacity). One is tank size, the other is displacement (in an imperfect analogy with voltage being revs).
@@11211lcb you don't even have to leave this website to find out how wrong you are
It’s great that y’all included Hercules, and for the price it looks like it did pretty well considering! I have the Hercules BL impact and like it a lot, almost bought this hammer drill only because of the lack of an “anti-kickback” feature. I’m gonna go with the Milwaukee instead! Great review y’all!!
Thanks for watching!
@@Protoolreviews The Hercules battery you tested with is a standard output 5 Ah battery which uses 18650 batteries. Hercules also offers "Extreme Performance" batteries which pack 21700 cells and can deliver more performance. If you are going to re-test the M18 Fuel with the new Milwaukee battery it would only be fair to re-test all the tools with their max performance batteries as well.
chinese chit!
@Protoolreviews why didn't you use HO batteries that were made for the brushless tools on the Hercules?
@@inkandbarrel hey cowboy, you like your Chinese tool companies don't you😅
I've had both Dewalt 996 and Gen3 Milwaukee. And they would not hold up to drilling 1.5in spade and 2in-2.5in self feeding forstner bits in log railing all day, like my Makita 40v has. Although I did burnout my makita motor and had to warranty it out and got a brand new one in return.
18v vs 40v you muppet
Thanks for the insight! We're glad you were able to find the right drill for your job!
No battery tool survives doing what you do all day. I think you should consider something even bigger to take that beating. Your job seems like it needs a corded hilti or something like that. Heavy industrial tools.
All are good, i choose drill how well drillbit will stay intact and not come loose.
So what did you choose?
industry hack Makita objectively won.
Na, not really
I just clicked because I knew they would say the red was the best and for the laugh lol
@wnessnol agreed to I have makita xgt a yellow and red hammer drill too and makita is my personal favorite no just by the power is because is “smooth” tool
What about metabo hpt/Hitachi
Why not test the Flex using their 6 amp hr Stacked battery? That would make a better test between it and the M18 with the new Forge battery.
They didn't have the forge for this video
Where can I buy the non hammer drill versions. I just need a regular drill
You should be able to purchase the drill driver version at the same retailer you purchase the hammer drill version.
Would you guys consider doing a 'runner up' spot in these competitions?
You cant go wrong with any of those drills but that Hilti is huge lol. You could club seals with that thing
Great comparison and thanks for including the Hercules.
Considering base price BOSCH seems to be a sweet spot for me.
Dear Pro Tool Reviews, you seem to have the resources to do a great video, but you're missing so much information. How about addressing the ergonomics of the tools? The noise/db level? The run time with included batteries? Rating controls and ease of use? Built in light performance? It's nice to know how quickly you can drill one hole, but how many can you drill before shutdown? Lastly, I think you should try a 1st, 2nd and 3rd place finish or give category wins. Otherwise, if you're going to choose a single tool you need to give very detailed reasons why. Besides, an extra couple of minutes isn't going to make or break these videos. I have watched a number of your videos and I feel like you assemble great tools, but never fully deliver on the complete picture. Improve and I'll subscribe. Do great and I'll be a promoter.
typical us reviewers, just power and send it. that is why us brand tools are made to peak out and overheat
Bosch need minimum 5ah battery for that drill.
5.5 Ah ProCore (Europe)/Profactor (US) actually.
hey, there is a skil drill on the video, why it is missing in the test?
They didn't pay the reviewer like Milwaukee did. This video "review" is obviously just a thinly veiled commercial for Milwaukee. They didn't even test competing brands with their correct batteries.
any woodworkers out there could tell me besides these drill torque power/features/battery strength etc which one is best with gear ratios precision. Like for instant I know dewalt has too much power on the lowest setting when i want to just screw a small screw and just goes over leaving almost a quarter of a inch hole behind when i just want to have a flush finish. I know I can go easy on the trigger or pre boar it but I want to repeatedly doing it without being too careful and consistently get same result and no needing to do extra work and attention just to achieve it. Especially on small projects that I want to finish fast and efficiently without leaving marks that are ugly as if I did with an axe as a hammer for a screw part.
Settle down guys, Milwaukee didn’t use a HO or forge battery either.
Brushless motor engine 's.. powerful than ever ! All the best ...
Despite what the chart says, they just pick what they like 😂
True Why choose Milwaukee when there are so many brands?
@@bahadryldz2346 those tests are fine, but people will buy a brand they are invested in anyway.
WERE IS Metabo hpt with the most Powerfull Drill on the Market?
I waiting this compare
Where's Fein, Trumpf and Festool? I've owned many brands, still love em, but nothing has beaten Fein or Trumpf so far (they can be thrown off a building, picked up and continue working)
Судя по вашим же диаграммам выиграл кто угодно но не Милуоки
Жаль CZcams отключил счётчик дизлайков, было бы интересно глянуть
Strange, the Bosch took the Gen4 with its 8Ah against the M1812Ah in any other test .
Its still Bosch, Hilti, Makita. Anything else is either too expensive for the performance or lacks the not durable enough for the price tag. If im going to pay top dollar for tools they better hold up. Ive gotten excellent performance out of my makita lxt 18 volts. If i didn't have makita platform id go Bosch Dewalt or Hilti and mix and match a couple specialist tools. Makita has just about everything already so i feel like any tool i need is out there.
Makita is vastly, vastly underrated as a tool company in America.
Its like trucks. Everyone raves about Ford, Chevy, and Dodge, but a true businessman who is in construction that really knows his stuff chooses the Toyota Tundra
@@travisjazzbo3490 i drive an old 06 tundra. Lol but yeah i want to like Milwaukee but id go rigid or ryobi since its the same internals but a cheaper price tag. I use some ryobi stuff with an adapter for makita batteries. They run better on those than the ryobi batteries.
@@garrydhintz8017 That's an interesting story about Ryobi stuff. I bought my friends a Ryobi misting fan - tool only - and gave them a Makita battery and adaptor and it turns out they have a lot of other Ryobi stuff they use and they use the Makita Battery, and have bought other Makita batteries and adaptors to run all their Ryobi stuff with Makita batteries now! ha
Na, not really
One tools , two set of powertools , three different brands of tools ... smart's buyer's.all the best ...
It looks like an advertisement for Milwaukee 😬 there are better batteries for certain tools to get the best performance.
Wheres metabo hpt
that’s a hilti metal working drill, you should have compared the sf6 as that’s the drill that would compare to these other brands
Agreed, They use a drill model that’s not a hammer drill 🙄
I’m happy with my flex
results are saying something else as the best one by the results is makita but it looks like on this channel every time milwaukee is the best tool i am wondering why
En estados unidos no se venden taladros de la antigua marca hitachi ahora llamda hikoki ?, porque son herramientas que rivalizan con las mejores marcas que has espuesto
Compact sds hammer drill
where to buy the cheapest hercules screwdriver
Now impact wrenches
Soon, my friend! Stay tuned!
Just like Gen 2 Milwaukee always comes out with the best power to size ratio. But this thing just can't work all day, it overheats quickly. And it's a screamer. No comparison seems to ever mention this. I'm also invested in the Milwaukee platform, but this drill just isn't IT.
I actually caught a set of gloves on fire this winter using that drill, the thing still worked after it cooled down but man it really doesn't do good with aggressive use
Agreed. I sold mine. I also hate the ergonomics.
MILWAUKEE all the way thats the brand i use
Years ago I bought a Makita cordless drill so that I can be in line with everybody else going cordless after about 6 years the batteries were no longer charge The batteries were no longer available only aftermarket batteries aftermarket batteries were crap they wouldn't hold charge either so there was stuck with a cordless drill and no way to power it I got rid of it at a garage sale for about 15 bucks from then on all my power tools are corded It's just too expensive to have to replace a cordless drill or any cordless product every few years because the battery is no longer hold a charge and batteries become unavailable It's a scam.
A gdzie skil?
Missing Metabo HPT
Where are Fein, Festool, and Panasonic
when did you see the panasonic high end drill last time? all of those brands don't compete in this high end 140nm class
No extreme performance battery used on Hercules
We used the battery that came kitted with our Hercules hammer drill for this test. If we get our hand on some of the extreme performance batteries we'd definitely be willing to run them for future tests, thanks for watching!
Every other drills is inferior than angle detector of bosch.. this función is other level 🔥. I can see other marks doing the same .
With each new review I think “maybe this time they’ll include something from Festool.” Nope. 😂
Overpriced trash
@@Harry-yx2on well it costs to have something not produced in China and have (one of) the best warranty on the market 🤷♂
Over priced and would do poorly in most of the areas. Imo they are charging for the premium look and feel of the drill and some cool features.
Great video :) But stop being milwaukee comercial.
Skil is on the table but not reviewed??
If it’s not all the it’s not a fair test
I wouldve been testing them with the biggest battery you can put on them. Yes i hate my wrists and id be putting the 15AH on the dewalt
Interesting choice.. 🤣 On the brightside, you've got runtime into next week!
Why is Milwaukee chosen when there are good models from many brands?
They explained this in detail...did you not watch the video?
Although its other competitors have superior features such as makita, bosch, metabo.hilti, flex, I do not think it is right that milwaukee gen4 wins. And the tools cannot reach full performance due to low batteries, so the test is faulty and it would be wrong to choose milwaukee gen4.
Why WAS Milwaukee chosen? It's good, but it's not THAT good
@@stauker.1960That's right, it's good but it can't be the best
@@stauker.1960how bad is ryobi?
The problem milwakee has is that every tool out there can do what milwaukee does at half the price.
I wonder why they picked Milwaukee as the best when it didnt win 1st in a single statistic? Makita and Bosch litterally were top 5 or better on everything. Metabo really shredded on concrete drilling. Milwaukee was pretty much middle of the way next to ridgid kinda sitting towards the bottom of everything. Rigid is cheaper so youre better off buying them tbh.
From what I’ve heard ridgid warranty is a complete joke and Milwaukee is probably best in warranty according to many carpenters I know.
@@JR-wn8cl the main thing with Ridgid is that they share most of the same parts as Milwaukee and they share designs but ridgid is cheaper. If you care about customer service id actually steer you to Makita or DeWalt. I had an issue with a tool order that was placed through a fake DeWalt dealer. The real DeWalt rep helped sort things out, kept up great communication and sent me free t shirts and drill bit sets to show that they cared. I found that really cool and had i not bought makita tools right after id have ordered more DeWalt. They helped me get my money back even. To me that was awesome.
I'll crown the Flex....
honestly its the customer service and sticking to the actual warrantys that i care about. so dose anyone have complaints about sheet company not honoring there warranty so i can stay clear of those brands.
Using their own charts the Milwaukee doesn't come out on top. I own several of the brands including Milwaukee,Rigid,Dewlt and Bosch, but using their chart i wouldn't get the Milwaukee based on their chart if im using it as my guide, and im not sure how they did either unless there was other criteria being included.
As a electrician, it’s Milwaukee all the way
No frills. Just take a Bosch. But a Milwaukee is ok, too
best of best narion
These tools are great if you're using them in a professional setting, all day everyday. What about regular drills that people can use around the house? build a deck, hang some photo frames, assemble furniture etc. Can you review those.
If youre going to build a deck or some project of the sort, u might as well get the Milwaukee shown here due to its size and power. Dewalt is powerful but bigger and flex is heavy but Milwaukee is pro and feels better. HERCULES BRUSHLESS would be my next go to bc of its price.
Imho for these light, occassional tasks, you can just get any drill you want. Maybe keep an eye on what other tools would be interesting to you and see if the manufacturer also offers these on their battery platform.
Some consumer brands we trust, that aren't so hard on your wallet;
Ryobi
Craftsman
Hercules
Hart
Masterforce (Depending on your location)
Hope this helps!
im team red
Hilti SF6H would be better than the Milwaukee. That would be more apples to apples in the lineup
I see you excluded Metabo HPT to make it fair for the other brands. Well played, my friends. Well played.
For the price it's super tough to beat.
That's what I use
Metabo 36 volt
@@kevinbrowning3267 yeah the 36 volt has yet to let me down
their drill is already old and doesn't compete for the first place anymore
Meanwhile testing old model of metabo while new one is out Metabo hpt DV18DC
What about skill you guys have it but you didn’t test it
Of course you would pick the newest Milwaukee!! What about the turbo function on the good flex drill and the stacked lithium battery!!? With the turbo function you essentially have a 4 speed drill with the flex and all these times would be completely diff. Which it almost bested all of them with no turbo function the cheap flex yal used and no stacked lithium battery.. fan boys in this channel once again lol
Better off just buying the Milwaukee ads hammer drill.
I’ve had most of these brands and the Ridgid is my favorite
Batteries suck, drills don’t hold up, impacts don’t hold up. And mine are NOT abused
Please use ft-lbs.
Anthony Weiner...
Top brand tools are losing to lower priced tools . Less expensive same productivity. My skil tools do the same job at half the price
After studying all of your charts the Flex seems as good if not better and your price comparison is way off being the Flex comes with batteries and a charger and the Milwaukee does not!!